What does the Accounting firm — numbers in plain language prompt produce?

A accounting website with Services explained, Fee cards, Client types, Meet the firm. The vibe target is "plain-spoken, organised, fee-honest" and the prompt body is printed in full on the page.

How well does it score?

90% average fidelity over 4 recorded runs. Best model: Claude 4.6 Sonnet. Weakest recorded run: 89% on GLM-4.6 (CN).

Are failures included?

No build failures are recorded for this prompt, and the log says so rather than implying every model succeeded elsewhere.

Concept render — composed live from this prompt's palette & layout. Reproducible with the library, not a stock screenshot.

Concept scene: Star Motes — open in library →

AccountingVerifiedby Motif Studiopublished 2026-09-10

Accounting firm — numbers in plain language

vibe: plain-spoken, organised, fee-honest

starter — 4 blocks, 2 stacks≈ 700 tokens to run (estimate)

prompt.txt — copy-paste ready

An accounting firm page that explains every service in the language a client actually speaks.
• Services explained: each service (tax, payroll, bookkeeping, year-end) as a card with 'what it is' in one plain sentence, 'what you get' as a short list, and 'when you need it' with real triggers — not a wall of professional nouns.
• Fee cards: monthly and one-off fees as plain figures with what is included and what is extra ('everything except the call you make at 11pm in January').
• Client types: three lanes (freelancers, small teams, ecommerce) showing the same services from each angle, because a freelancer and a shopkeeper ask different questions.
• Meet the firm: named accountants with their specialism and a human line; the firm stands behind people, not a logo.
• The jargon key: a short glossary ('gross vs net, in one sentence each') styled as an accordion — a page that teaches is a page that earns trust.
• Palette: calm paper, ink, one trustworthy blue; nothing louder than a spreadsheet should be.

Stacks shipped:HTMLReactBlocks:Services explainedFee cardsClient typesMeet the firm

Community:▶ Re-run this prompt ⤴ Submit a remix of it ★ Your saved listRe-runs are a labelled simulation; the run log on this page is the real record.

⚠ Before you run it, know this

Lowest score was GLM-4.6 (CN) at 89/100 — Meet-the-firm human; compliance line wanted bolder placement.
All models built cleanly on the first pass.